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Stack #148527Principles of Ecology

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Living factors biotic
Nonliving factors abiotic
Its way of life or the role a species plays in its environment niche
Symbiosis relationships within an ecosystem
The area on and around Earth where life exists Biosphere
Relationship where one benefits and the other is harmed parasitism
Relationship where one benefits, but the other is neither hurt nor helped commensalism
Relationship where both organisms benefit mutualism
All of the biotic and abiotic components of an environment Ecosystem
All of the members of a species that live in the same area Population
All populations in one area Community
The physical area in which an organism lives habitat
Plant eater Herrbivore
Meat eater Carnivore
Makes its own food Autotroph
Gets its energy by eating other organisms Heterotroph
Breaks down dead and decaying orgamisms and returns nutrients to the cycles of nature Decomposers
Captures, kills, and consumes another individual predator
A harmless species resembles a poisonous or distasteful species mimicry
The use of the same limited resources by two or more species competition
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